Mrs. B. E. Young, 82,

Mrs. B. E. Young, 82, Prospect Native To Be Buried Friday Mrs. Bernice Eugene Young. 82. died at her home at Prospect early Thursday morning after several weeks of illness. She was a member of Olive Branch Meth odist Church and spent mosf of her life in Prince Edward county. Mrs. Young Is survived by three sons. Kyle Young and Wiley Young of Prospect, and Joe Young of Covington: three daugh ters. Miss Elizabeth Young and Miss Iba Young. Prospect; two brothers. C. E. Chick and W. C. Chick. Prospect; one sister, Mrs. Jtis Gillian. Prospect; and six grandchildren. Toe funeral service will be held Friday. May 3 at Olive Branch Church at 4:30 n. m. with inter ment in the church cemetery. Marvin C. Sipman Dies in Powhatan Funeral services were to be held at. 10 a m Thursday for Marvin C. Sigman. 52. who died Tuesday at his home ,n Powhatan county Services wore to be held at Powhatan Methodist church with burial in Fairview cemetery in Roanoke. Mr. Sigman is survived by three sisters Mrs Virgio T. Lindsey, of Richmond. Mrs. Grace Dorsett. of Greensboro. N. C., and Mrs. Helen Shreve, of Reidsv He, N C. Powhatan News M and Mrs. W 11, Blandford attended an E , Star meeting in Ashland recently. W. If. Parker was in Roanoke last week, visiting Several men at the veterans hospital. He also visited Mr. and M s, Charles Brockman. He was accompanied by John B. Campbell. Mrs Agnes Laws. Wal lace Garrett and Louis Netherlands of Ballsville. Marvin Sigmujn, an employee of Yates Motor company for many years, passed away in his sleep Monday night. When he did not ap pear to bo to work. Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Snider, with whom he live.* ’livestigated and found that he had died during the night. Mrs. Harruth Bridgewater, of Richmond, spent the week end with Mrs. w R. Parker. Mr. andMrs Frank E. Brand ex pected to mave to Alabama in the near future.